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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
4
Support Our POW MIA's Inc keeps pressure after 500 POWs released. They cite 1,300 missing in North Vietnam and urge renewed bracelet and letter campaigns to senators and congressmen. Publicity chairman David Spencer warns interest must not wane to secure an accounting.
The Decatur City Council tabled a motion to authorize a master plan study for Pryor Field and Calhoun Junior College. Officials argue growth requires coordinated expansion of both the airport and the college while maintaining safety. Aimed to guide long term regional development for Decatur and Morgan County.
Nixon approved a 1970 domestic intelligence plan while warned that parts were clearly illegal and carried serious risks if revealed. He later rescinded approval after FBI opposition, citing sensitive documents and a recommendation to remove restrictions on agents.
A 55 year old widow questions dating a widower and seeks counsel on sexual ethics and Biblical standards. The writer counsels chastity, warns against fornication, and urges prudence, while noting love must honor God. A separate section summarizes Nixon era intelligence memo debates on surveillance and coercive measures.
A satirical note distinguishes dog owners from dogless residents in Decatur, praising dogs as a social glue while lampooning dogless neighbors for nuisance complaints and the idea of barking as a universal alarm clock. It urges peaceful coexistence and suggests filing complaints only to gain social approval.
The Alabama State Employment Service marks forty years in Decatur on June 6 1973 noting its growth from postwar labor surpluses to a modern manpower delivery system. The piece highlights job seeker guidance employer services and the Job Bank and invites public visits to learn about training computer aided placements reduced turnover and apprenticeships.
President Nixon said Ehrlichman meant to shield national security but Kalmbach recalls he was asked to aid the Watergate cover-up. Kalmbach's account cites Bivuttichttan warning the probe could jeopardize the election and Democrats' heads in their laps.
Kalmbach, to raise funds for Watergate defendants, sought assurances from Ehrlichman in the White House. He recalled Ehrlichman saying payoffs were proper but secrecy needed for politics. He later met John Mitchell and John Dean in Chicago and Washington to underwrite expenses, with funds routed through Anthony Ulasewicz and others.
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